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Masonry Quiz2
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By Zaneharvey | Updated: Jan 8, 2013
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1.
Blocks of brick, concrete, ashlar, glass, tile, adobe and other materials are masonry units.
True
False
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2.
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2.
Unsafe working conditions and practices can result in...
Personal injury or death
Damage to equipment
Damage to the work site
All of the above
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3.
Hot weather is just a dangerous as cold.
True
False
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4.
Lifelines are ropes or flexible steel cables that are attached to an ancorage.
True
False
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5.
Foreman is a real job?
True
False
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6.
A(n) _________________ is a free agent who can work for any contractor.
Apprentice
Journeyman
Foreman
Helper
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7.
What is a Journeyman?
Someone that journeys the world
A framer
A free agent who works for contractors
A and B
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8.
Who were the first people to use bricks?
Masons
People
Romans
Yo Daddy
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9.
_____________ is the act of shaping the bed joint before laying a masonry unit on it.
Furrowing
Buttering
Frosting
Spreading
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10.
Furrowing can be done with the trowel upright or upside down.
True
False
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11.
When working in cold weather, do not take short breaks.
True
False
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12.
Fall protection is needed if working over _____________ feet.
4
5
6
8
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13.
Which is not a level of career stages in masonry?
Contractor
Owner
Journeymen
Helper
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14.
Where is the Notre Dame Cathedral?
Paris
Egypt
Ireland
Belgium
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15.
Stone is often used as a ___________ over brick or block.
Mortar
Grout
Veneer
Aggregates
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16.
One problem that is not caused by overheating is ______________.
Heat hotness
Heat cramps
Heat stroke
Heat exhaustion
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17.
A cube of bricks contains how many standard bricks?
90
300
400
500
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18.
What is the last career stage in masonry?
Helper
Foreman
Contractor
Superintendent
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19.
What do you cut bricks with?
Saws
Hammer and chisels
Brake it
Drills
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20.
What is expected of a masoner each day?
100 - 200 bricks layed
2000 - 3000 bricks layed
600 - 1400 bricks layed
3000 - 9000 bricks layed
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21.
Which of the following is not an advantage of masonry?
Unattractive appearance
Durability
Competitive cost
Design flexibility
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22.
One of several continuous, horizontal layers (or rows) of mansonry units bonded together is called ______________.
Course
Header
Wythe
Soldier
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23.
__________ are bricks that are oven-burnt in the kiln.
Clinker bricks
Pressed bricks
Face bricks
Building bricks
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24.
You should keep stored materials ________ feet from the working edges.
6
5
8
4
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25.
A vertical wall section that is the width of one mansonry unit is...
Soldier
Course
Wythe
Rowlock
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26.
When were CMUs developed?
1860
1950
1790
1850
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27.
NCCER stands for National Center for Construction Education.
True
False
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28.
How far should the cavities in a wall be apart?
2 - 4 1/2 inches
3 - 6 inches
2 1/2 - 4 1/2 inches
3 1/2 - 6 1/2 inches
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Blocks of brick, concrete, ashlar, glass, tile, adobe and other...
Unsafe working conditions and practices can result in...
Hot weather is just a dangerous as cold.
Lifelines are ropes or flexible steel cables that are attached to an...
Foreman is a real job?
A(n) _________________ is a free agent who can work for any...
What is a Journeyman?
Who were the first people to use bricks?
_____________ is the act of shaping the bed joint before laying a...
Furrowing can be done with the trowel upright or upside down.
When working in cold weather, do not take short breaks.
Fall protection is needed if working over _____________ feet.
Which is not a level of career stages in masonry?
Where is the Notre Dame Cathedral?
Stone is often used as a ___________ over brick or block.
One problem that is not caused by overheating is ______________.
A cube of bricks contains how many standard bricks?
What is the last career stage in masonry?
What do you cut bricks with?
What is expected of a masoner each day?
Which of the following is not an advantage of masonry?
One of several continuous, horizontal layers (or rows) of mansonry...
__________ are bricks that are oven-burnt in the kiln.
You should keep stored materials ________ feet from the working edges.
A vertical wall section that is the width of one mansonry unit is...
When were CMUs developed?
NCCER stands for National Center for Construction Education.
How far should the cavities in a wall be apart?
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